Richard Slee
Born in Cumbria in 1946, Richard Slee studied at Carlisle College of Art & Design (1964-65) and the Central School of Art & Design (1965-1970). Graduating with a first in Ceramics, he went on to study for an MA at the Royal College of Art, graduating in 1988. He started teaching at Camberwell College of Arts in 1990, and was awarded a professorship in 1992.
His works are held in collections world-wide, and he has completed major commissions for sculpture at Goodwood. He was awarded the Jerwood Applied Arts prize in 2001.
Richard Slee: From Utility to Futility (essay)
An essay by Amanda Fielding on Richard Slee: From Utility to Futility, the first major solo exhibition at the V&A f…
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Ceramic Points of View: 'Cornucopia', by Richard Slee
On this page you can discover the six people's responses to 'Cornucopia', made in 1983 by Richard Slee (born 1946).…
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Event - Holbein to Hockney: Art in Britain at the V&A
Tue 22 January 2013 14:00
SHORT COURSE: Explore the rich and fascinating history of British art through examples held in the V&A’s unrivalled collection of paintings, drawings and prints.
